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There are quite a few fun, involving exercises that make me want to code. While C is a complex language, this book does a good job making this material accessible while providing a strong foundation for further learning. Mastering C can be tricky—unless you pick the right textbook. Be it zero-indexed arrays, pointers, data structures, algorithms, and the C preprocessor, the Deitels have packed these and more in this accessible, up-to-date ninth edition of C How to Program. Source code has been rigorously tested on three IDEs.
Pitfalls of the language are identified and concise programming methods are defined to avoid them. This new ninth edition focuses on secure programming and provides extensive coverage of C11 features, including multicore programming.
A clear introduction to computing in general and to C programming in particular; nice to see context and history given before diving into the language. Up-to-date examples. Great job introducing core concepts. Good use of pseudocode. Good job covering program structure. An excellent pointers chapter; pointers are the most difficult part of learning C and the topic is presented here in an easy-to-understand way. I found the function pointers section easy to read; nice exercises, too particularly, the Simpletron simulator.
Strings chapter really shines with its exercises, especially the larger-scale ones. Structs are explained clearly—the playing-card example does a good job illustrating their use. This chapter brings back fond memories of learning data structures in C; it does a great job of covering those lessons in a clear and interesting way; with the exercises at the end, the usefulness of these structures should become readily apparent to the student, and implementing them should be fun practice.
A good job highlighting the pitfalls of macros. Great introduction to sorting—the examples do a good job illustrating sort algorithms and make it clear why some are more efficient than others.
Other Topics chapter is very interesting to read; many of the topics indicate how code will interact with the world outside the OS—redirections, errors, build systems make , command line, etc. Covers all the topics you would expect, explained in an easy, matter-of-fact style, with lots of examples. But it also covers topics you might not expect: recursion, algorithms, Big-O notation, tree traversals and multithreading—in that same style that makes them simple and natural.
Another excellent feature is the long list of coding exercises at the end of each chapter. Clear presentations of algorithms, structured programming and pseudocode. Excellent coverage of the function-call mechanism and stack frames, enum types, storage class specifiers, scoping rules and recursion. The code listings and the self-check questions and exercises are incredibly useful.
A very good introduction to some of the trickiest features of C, i. Code examples, including the card-shuffling-and-dealing simulation, exemplify efficient and safe programming with reuse and modularity. Building Your Own Computer is an excellent exercise to demonstrate the power of C programming and along the way, become acquainted with the concepts of machine code.
Covers the essential techniques and the standard string- and memory-manipulation functions. Few textbooks dedicate a complete code listing for every standard library string function—this is a key feature of this book.
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